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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
PEOPLES PALACE.
la London on It's Opening

fBy Anglo American cable 70 tho DIspaich-l
IONDON. May 14.-London was ablaze
with excitement this afternoon, the occa.
sion leirg the visit OF the Queen for the
purpose Of opening the Peoples Palace At
Vile End. The route selected for the royal
groprtss extended from PaddingJon sta
ton, IN the western portion OF London, to
Ntle End. Ut the extreme western limit.
distance nf about eight miles, and J.
through the longest stretch OF busy and
crowded ihorougbiares existing anywhere
IN The world, perhaps. taking In a. II does
oxford street, iiolbOrn yilduct, Ne1gate
street. : Cheapside, CorDhlll road, Aldigitc
street, white Chapel road, and Milo End
road. The building, along the entire route
were gaily decorated with banners. wTeatns,
colored trophies, and illgs. The Irish
c0l0rs and the Stars and Stripes were con.
spicuous in May places. The event wa'
made The occasion Of a great demonstration
Of loyalty.
The Lord Mayor and the municipal oil.
GERS Of the city OF London wen. In Cur
riages from the Mansion House TO the ciiy's
boundary line at Iolborn. On her arrival
they placed themselves in advance o. the
Queens carriage, and escorted her across
the city 10 its eastern boundary ut Ado
gate. There they ha9e her farewell Tor
brief time aud repaired to the Mansion
House to await her Maiesty's return. The
Queen proceeded to the Peoples PalAce
snd ascended d1is. where the Prince Of
Wales, Marquis OF Lorne. Duke OF Cam
bridge, and Archbishop II Canterbury
were assembled, the choir singing The
national anthem. The Queen then received
the gold key. Madame Albani sang
Home, Sweet Home; after which The
Prince Of Wales declared the Peoples
Palace open. The announcement OF the
opening was greeted with a great flourish
Of trumpcts. and this was followed by q
grand chorus rendering "Old IIundred.'
subsequently The Queen laid the first stone
Of the foundation OF technical schools at
tachCd 10 the Peoples Palace. The Arch.
bishop OF Canterbury then prayed for and
blessed the people and pronounced the
benedictlOn.
Upon the conclusion OF the ceremonies
the royal procession started on its return.
BY command OF the Queen the longest route
back was taken, the procession moving of
into Burlictt road. and going thence along
The Commercial road TO Oldglte. This deyla-
ton was ordered to please the citizens who
bad requested it. Arriving again al the
city limits the ROYAL carriage was met 10y
the Lord Mayor and civic officials and Is.
c0rted 10 the Mansion House. which the
Queen entered in State. and for the first
time in her life. The Lord Mayor wore on
tins occasion his crimson and ermlnc robes.
which are only assumed when the soye-
reign visits him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Brooh,yn Jockey Club Races.


NEW YORK. May 1.-THE spring meet
irg OF The Brooklyn Jockey cub opened
to-day. The weather was bright and
sunny and TIE Attendance very heavy. ihe
crowd ben. rated az from $1,000 to 20.0JJ
people. There was absolutely no betting.
in view Of the lac, that the law permitting
LOting on tracks j. now before the Cover
vor awaiting his signature. The feature 81
the day was the Brooklyn hlniiclp. fully
half q million dollar, beng deposited Oh
The result. II wa. won after grand rIct
b7 Dry MOnop0le, the flyOritr, B.ue
Wing, having 10 be content with second
place, only q neck ahead Of Ili1aigO. The
owner OF the horse. sam Emery, the well.
known bOOkmakcr, j, said TO hive won
100000 ON the race, and made tie Jockey
Nbo won il. Andrew Mccarthy, present
II $1,000. Free Knight and Quito fell AZ
the start, aud Caldwell, VINO rode the lat
ter. wa, badly hurt.
First race five cighths Of mile-B2nk-
rupt won: PampcrO second, lchi Ban
third. Time, l:0ll.
second racr-onc mile Blackstone won
Phil Lee second, Greenfield third. Time,
l:i24
Third racc-onc half milc-Guarantce
won: kinelsh second, Satisfaction third.
FINE, 30 seconds.
Fourth race one and one quarter miles
Dry Monopolc won by a neck, with Blue
Wing second, neck IN front Of llidals).
fine, 2:01.
Fifth race-onc bali mile-Bonnie King
wen; Bendigo second, Tatean third.
Time, 81 seconds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Chicago labor Troubles.


CHICAGO, Nav 1.-THE Builders and
Traders Exchange was crowded with It's
members this morning in response TO the
call OF its PRESIDENT TO- special meeting
u was declared that the workngmen them
selves were responsible for the whole trOu.
bic and not the members Of the exchange.
as most people supposed. The master
masOns have granted all the dcmnds OF
The men until they were served with no.
tice which read: =" We baye met and fixed
saturday as payday" That was the last
straw. Resolutions were passed endorsing
the action OF tue Master MaSOns' ASSocii'
lion and promising them active aid and As
,istance during the present strike. The
different associations OF building contract
or, the state E0Jrd Of Architects, and the
Chicago Real Estate Board were requested
TO soud committees OF three to the general
conference 10 be held "Wednesday next at
10 A.. 81. The following dispatch was IT.
coiyed from " iiiam II. Saywood, Secre.
tary Of the Master builders Association OF
Boston: awe are watching your course
with greatest interest and sympathy. In
di,jdual liberty must be sustained at any
cost" Three cheers and tiger were
piyeu, when the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
EDITOR o'BRIEN IN MONTREAL
a Good Deal OF Fiction and Some
Disappointment.
IBy Telegraph to The Dispatch.


MONTREAL. May If Mr.. O'BrIen az.
rived mere to-day from Quebec, and WIS re-.
coiycd with renewed demonstrations Oi
enthusiasm. Threats from Toronto con.
iinUc TO loom up bigger and bigger. but the
editor Of tbr t'Ditcd Ircidnd aud the peO.
Ilc here who are best qualified 10 iudee
assert that they are only threats. The state
ment that O'3rien was escorted 10 the hail
IA this city where he lectured by meu
armed with rcyOlyers Was pure fiction. NJ
such thing occurred. His visit here !,
Kindly looked upon 10y all parties, plrticu
larry since he has spoken. winch haN
brought over many nOn-lrish, wh) cX-
pected him 10 appear on the platform with
asNoTd in one hand aud IA dynImite.bOmi
in the other. TIE most signii ant fac
thal has rs yet transpred Is the offer o
Qdebcc men TO send a sttlwart bn1v.guard
II armed men TO escort 'Bricn 10 Toronto
O'Brien, who is anxious TO do nothing thi'
can be construed into violent action, rc
fused the offer.
That an immediate effect has already been
produced hy OBrion's visit is no longer
doubted. For instance: Lord Lqns dOwne.
who Is accustomed to spend some time IN
the citadel OF Quebec at this season OF the
yesr, will not 90 there this year, so bitter
ia The feeling aroused against him be
O'Brien's recital OF his dOings as landlord
in Ireland. As Lord Lansdowne will not
be in Toronto when O'BrieD arrives, but n
Ottawa, where a demonstration j. organ
izing in his honor, some think that any
trouble, il trouble there J.. will take place
qt Ottawa, especially a. O'Brien's demon
straiion and that Of Lord Llnsd0wne IIke
pttce on the same GNV
TORONTO, MAY IA public meeting
was held this afternoon in Queens Park to
protest against William O'Bneu's action IN
coming TO this city for the purpose OF eX-
citing hostile feeling against the Governor
General. The meeting was attended by
between 1900 and 1900 people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
The Eendin. Of the Code.
RIrHNOND, ". Mav -. 1897

RICHMOND, VA, May =, 1881.
To Ue Editor OF the DiSp0tck:
our attention has been called to a por.
lion OF the report OF tbc proceedings Of The
House " Delegates in your plp.r, dated
May I1lh, which reads Is follows:
"The Democratic mombers divided them-
selves into two reliefs. the first OF which left
tleta "a - o'clock milnight AMI returned
ats A. NJ. yesterday. During all this long ses-
sion the readi,g from the Clerks desk Of tho
Revised Cole teS9 lagos went on a. the do
man1 Of certain Of the Republican members,
and about 20 pages had been real when en-
"objc,tfrs' bciNq QbSsW from the hriN Mr.
Mayo Hcpuhlicnn) moved that tho further
reading BE- dispensed with. No objection being
heart from any quarter tho Chain (Mr. FiggaD
declared the motion carried, and o. motion o.
Mr.. Pollard, the HOUSE, at 1910 adjOIrled."
We deem itproper. in justice TO ourselves
and our party friends, h say that the said
report Is erroneous; that IN, Objecfor,
were not absent from The bal, when Dir.
Mayo made his motion, but th2t w., with
number OF our party associates, were
present, and both al us objected to DIS
pcnsug with The reading Of the bill, and
that. in our opinion. We were both in am
pie time. Bu; the Chair ruled otherwise
and would not eniCrtain orr objections,
and the motion OF 1ir. Mayo was declared
carried. Aferthat the motion Of Mr. Pot
lard was put and clrriod-ViZ, to adjoucn.
We hope YOU will ave this statement pub
licaliop, in order that our friends ana the
pubic may know TINT We were on hand.
Yours very respectfully.
RO. MCCANDLIsH, Jr.,
Z. :. CUELErr.
lThc DSpotch's Information is altogether
filorect from this, but nevertheless, see lc.
M,ssrs. McCndli,+ and Curlttt be heard !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Basc.Eaii Yesterday.


Cincinnati: CInciDnatis, o, l, l, 0, 0, l.
o, /. al. Meiropoiiian,, ,, q, 0, 0, >, Q,
., q, 0--G.
50. Louis: It Louis. :. |. o, 0, 0, o, 0, o.
o.. Ballimores 0, |. o, >. o, o., 0, 0, 0-3.
Pittsburgh PitlsburZh>, o, ., o. 0, ;, o,
0, o, 80. indianapolis, 0, 0, /, 0, 0, |, 0,
0, %.
Charleston: CharlestOns. G. 3. ,. ,. 0, I, o.
,, j-2l. Cincinnatis, o, o. 0, ,, >. 0, o, o,
o.. Eight ibning,-darknes>.
Boston: BOstonS. O., 0. q, 0, o, o. /. o.
80. Washingions. 0, 0, ,, 0, 0, 0, q, o,
o.
New York: New Yorks. q. o, o. o, 0, o, 0.
o, -. Phiadelpbias, o, ,, ,. /, 3, 4, o, >,
O--l1.
Louisville: Ten innings. Loulsyilles, 0.
o, o. >, o, ,, 0. 0, 0--4. Athletics, |, 0, /, /.
q. O. /, o, ID.
Coyflond: Clevclands. o. ,, o, Q, q, 0, q,
2,O-4; Brooslyns, 0, l. 3, O., 0. 0.l.X-j.
Memphis Memphis, (, /. 3 g, 3. >, 0, >.
l--2j; Mobiles, 0. 0, q, ), o, l, ,. 0,O.X-S
thlcago: DCtroiis, .. 0, .. O. O. !, o, |.
g.; Lhicagos, 0, I. 0, l, 0, 0, 0, ,, o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
JUSTICE WOODS BEAD.
Z Vacancy iu the supreme Court
BenCh-IIiS Career.
by telegraph to The Dlspaich.l

by telegraph to the Dispaich.l
WAsnlNCToN. May i4.-Justice WoodS
Of the Jnited states Supreme Court, died
shortly after II O'Clock to-day.
sELTCH or HIS CAREER.
justice Woods was born in Newark, o.,
and, after receiving his primary education,
vas sent TO Yale College, where be gradu.
alcd in 1919. subsequently be studied
laW, aud began the practice o. his proies
sion in 1877. Catering the political arena
as Democrat, he was elected in 1851 20 the
ONO LEGISLATURE, and made Speaker, aud
was reelected 10 The same body two
wears thereafter. After The breaking ont
Il the war IN 1861 be went into the mill
iarY service u hcutenant.cOlOnal OF the
>ovcuty.siXth Ohio infantry, serving until
The wsr e. ),ed, when be was mustered out
with the rank Of brigadiergencral anu
lrcyct-msi Orgtncral. He was mustered
out in AlSbama, where he remained. r.
uuing TO LEGAL duties and political life he
was chosen a state chancellor for six years,
bat after sewing i'm this position for two
Years was appointed bV President Grant
circuit judge OF the United states for The
Fifth district, which Office ne held while
residing in Mobile for number Of years.
lls promotion 20 the United State, Su-
prone Court took place IN 1881.
JUSTICE wOoDs'S SUCCESSOR.
There is some talk already aboa. the
chances Of successor TO the late Justice
Woods on the Supreme bench. Among
ihe possibilities mentioned are Secretary
Endicott. Attorney General Garland, eX
Representative Tucker, and Ex-Governor
ntadly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
ALEXANDRIA,
of for JapRn-NarrOw Escape
FOrty-NinerS.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA. May 14.-Young Bob Falls
until recently baggage-ma.ter on the Lou
Goun road, leaves here tonight for san
Francisco en- route tO:Japan. where he hi-
been rendered a good position in the
United states training. school at YokOhi
ma. His sister, Mrs. BaIcb. is engaged IL
dcai-mute mission work In that vicinity.
Hon. Samuel J. Randall, Of Pcnnsylva
MIA, accompanied by Congressman IlarSp.
OF Colorado. and Mr.. KEN, from Washing
ton, visited tie ship-yard to-day. and they
appeared we'll pleased, especially the for
moT, who took much interest in the model
Of The POcahontas.
big firearms. manufacturing COMPANY
Of New England is negotiating with Green
d Wise with view Of using the iron.wOrks
here.
A large party OF forty-niuers passed
down to-day TO Marshall, where they held
aTo1nion. Among those who went from
here were General Montgomery Il. Corse
and Captain Philip Is. Hove.
Mr.. Henry Moore, long employed 10
Adams express Office here, has been pro-
NOTED TO Us agency.
During he shy lafking Of some boys on
Price >ucCt dock this mOrniug an urcbin
named Harry Taylor, son OF Waterman
Taylor, who lives near by, was showed
oTcrLOard and cane very near drowning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

summer cruise ard roman all the winter
| hitting.
eouncilmen John II. Hume and John 4.
hlnG were appointed last night by the City
N"uncil OF Portsmouth TO visit Richmond
ana urge upon the M, mbers Of the LeeisIa-
.u'e nom This section 10 defeat the Old
bomin.on Terwinal charter.
ne county truckers are complaining 81
Whole crops OF cabbage being ruined by
'he worms, aud there will not be a half
crop made in TIE whole county, IL n
thought.
Lewis lIaines was convicted az perjury
IN Judge Hughes's court Yesterday and
hned $1,000, aud committed to Jail until
The fine il pud.
The. Norfolk military companies will
leave ioI The national encampmcnt in Wash
ington on The 22d Instant.
Charles W. Hardy and Max Hardy. well.
known businessmen OF this city. sailed 10.
dav fIom New York on the Umbria for
Europe TO spend the summer.
Rev. William Niece, pastor Of McRen.
drce Methodist Episcopal church. Bramble.
ton, bas been some time in Richmond for
his health. and writes that he Is improving
The tIial Of young Edward Howell.
clefh IN Tue Suioik post-Oillcc. charged
with being short in bis accounts. has been
sci for the october term in Richmond.
DR.. u. II. Worihington was buried in
Beiklcy to-day.
Mr.. W. Il. Dawley. vell-kn0wn mer
chant Of this city, was stricken with psraly.
sis yesterday and died last night.
The truckers this wear are paying the
transportation companies full rates for
their yea and berry-pickers. They have
never before paid but hall rates.
Mayor Myers has just made public the re.
suit Of the late police cevsus. Il ftlis
nearly 5000 short Of the hoped-for sc, 900.
but does not include BramDlcton. That
section VIII be canvassed as soon as It be.
comes a portion Of Norfolk under The law.
The increase Is ), 10 over the United State.
census made seven wears ago.
youth named Reynolds Reid, son OF
Andrew Reid, while PLAYING on a flat.car
At the Boston steamship wharf to-day, fell
across the track and broke his back.
To-day, in Judge Ilughes's court, in the
case Of the United states rs. The Alexan
dria Canal Company, William w. DUNCAN
was appointed receiver OF said company.
q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

try Of articles Of American production.
Especially Is this true OF raw cotton and
tobacco II Is expected that In a fow years
Mexico, instead Of importing cotton, will
be enabled to export 10.
The Government receipts have been very
heavy so far this month, and the expendi-
lures less than usual. The receipts are
Sl7,S0l.1l4, aud the expenditures are
sj,l55, 1855, a net gain Of si2,6i5,9t9. The
available surplus, according TO the Trea-
snrers calculation, is now stated at Si2.0OO.'
0OO-an increase OF about sl0,000,00 since
the LIST instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
4 Florida Fire.
rBY telegraph 10 the pispatch.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May II a frC
broke out at / O'Clock thls morning in th,
Pprk Theatre building, in this city. aud b..
fore It could be controlled DESTROYED IN,
cntlcc building. the Residence OF John l..
WaIkor ADJOINING, aud a small tailorshop
All the buildings were OF pine aud very
innsmmsble. and the fire was 20 ntenselS
hot Is to render approach TO il with a hose
dangerous.
The losses and in'uriuee are a. follows
on the theatre, owned by stock COMPANY,
Sl4O00-insurance, $4,000; Udall's euri.
osily shop, in the theatre building, 81, 500
insurance, $780, Walkers residence.
Sj,000-insuTance, $500; a small cot.
lsge, S6C0--fully Insured. Several minor
losses OF the occupants Of the small store.
in the building are estimled at about $500.
The fire is believed TO be incendilry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

tons NJ regret on the departure Of the SC
c'ding members aud United their return.
Icsoluiion was passed by the secession
CONVENTION refusing 10 return unless the
p,csicert Of the convention agreed TO en-
certain the appeal OF the secedcrs. The
convention proper rejected this proyiso,
and communication between the two bodies
ceasfd. The seceders will issue a mani.
ies'o TO parishes on the subject OF existing
differences.
The convention adjourned sine die TO
meet at Anderson, 5. c., In May next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
70 lie Members Of thc General;
Assembly.

HUCHANAN, VA, N'y 13. 1881.
Now that he .lltt.deht qu, stion i. not
sClHcd. and not likely to be, 10 J., 30 b.
hoped that The minds OF or legislator,
have become sufficiently composed 10 con.
slider Stuie other questions Of importance
10 the public, e.pccmlly 10 those who Use
ON aud near the Taiirold lines. Among
these IS the bil commonly known as the
receiver BILL" Which e. understood to
authorize suits % he brought in The coun-
iir~ where stoc,. j, Killed, or other lnbIli.
tbs incurred by the railroad, without np-
plying 10 TIC courts 10 when the railroad,
have been placed in The hands OF receiver,
FOR leave 10 sue. This bill his been pcud-
irg long time, and large number 81
utf,0ns Interested in The matter have been
looking wiia some Impotence for e., PES.
SAGE as q Iclief from ihe Injurious aud OPP
pre,siye actiugs and d0ings of the railroad,
~ itc premise. They pay NJ attention
NL1tcvtr 10 the law OF lSS3-'Sl, requiring
them 10 fence in their tracks, hut 20 ou
killing aud iuiurng stock every dly, with
ou' Uayine me ugiie OF it. n They ar, re-
quIred to do. How long is this state Of
things 10 continue +. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15


NEW YdKK. Nay il-Cotson firm: sElss
40 bales; las. evening, 20 bales; uplauds,
Il &c.; Orleans, II l-l0c.: nct receipts, gii
bales: expOrts-tO Great Britain, 800 bales
stock. $3.50 bales. Southern -four quict but
strongly held. Wheat LAKE. higher bus less
Bcuye; speculation more moderate; No rel,
Nay. So agGasc: June. % a96 &C. : July, go
95Ac. Corn shade lower closing st0a ly ami
generally quiet; No. >, Mas, & al &C. juno,
4, alsc. oats q SHADE easier aud moderately
active; No. ., 23Asc.; No. ?. May, 33 &C.; Juu0.
80 G.3s,c Hops steady AMI quiet: state, 81
Zoe. COlec-FGir Rio firm NJ Sl0.i2E No Z
Rio, Nay, Sl73j June, tlIlOas17.iO Sugar
duli end nominal; refined steady. aoasses
hrm; JO-test, zoe. Rice quiet and firm. Cot
tOn-seed OIL - a23c. for crude: ;Sha}9c. for
REFINED Resin quiet at sl.2katl.2j. Turpen-
tine steady at 35a3jhc. Hides stoady and QUOT.
" col quiet but steadily held. Pork unchanged
and quiet Beef dun: beef hams stoady a.
l.l1O fierce beef quiet: city extra India
M, ss. il.atl5; cut meats quiet and firm. Mid
dies nominal. Lard 4a6 points lower. closing
heavy, with some reaction, western steam.
s6eJG!G6; June. i6.9ia!6g7; city steam, $40
treignts auiet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Interchange OF Frcishts.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE Norfolk AMI
Vc-icu railroad In, made an arrange
mWt with The Pcunsylylnh railroad, ~
which It VIII Interchange freight in car
loads 10 and from New York with the New
Yr,t, Philllclphi, and Norfolk railrold.
! Norfolk and Western official today
-talcd that the company hal sent surveying
n'Iiit, out on the western extension % ;hr
Louisville and Nashville connection, AMI
he expected that active construction would
De commenced before The end OF June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
The south Carolina EpiseopaIians.

10y WItbI"FII % V1I0 HI0I'1'7"F1
CHARLESTON, 5. c., MAY 14.-rhc South
Carolina Episcopal Diocesan Convention
mel this morning. A quorum was present
The seeding delegates organized an ihde-
Iondept body foe conference purposes.
The representation Ut the meeting OF So
ceders ,,nbraccd lay delegates from twenty
parishes and five ministers.
Tie convention proper passed reso'u-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICH W.
Ia MOND COMMANDERY. No. ?, ~
X. T.. RICHMOND, May H.. lSS1.-SPE- ~
GAL ORDERS.-SIR KNIGHTS: Attend
p called assembly Of the Commandery for work
at 81. Altahs Han MONDAY EVENING. 1Gth
instant, az ~ o'clock sharp. In fun dress of a
Tempiar on foot. All Sir Knights In regular
standing are invited 10 attend.
~ order OF the Eminent Commander.
CHARLES A. WEST,
Captain General
Attest: S. MEG. FISHER, Recorder.
my l5-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
The Boycott in Rochester.
INV telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ROCHESTER, n. Y, May II The foun-
dries OF this city will resume operations
MONDAY morning. The boycOued patterns
will not be- laid down before the moulders,
a. thoy have been withdrawn from Roches-
fer by order Of the Executive Committee
OF the National Deferc e Association OF
Stove Manufacturers The Rochester foun-
dIies thnt down three weeks ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
FINANCIAL.
Xgw YoxK BALTIMORE, AHD sloA-
nouD STOCK xxcHAHars.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton. fsbaess, xsr'
psntins. Rosin, Tar. ana
Peanut Markets.
fBr telegraph to IN, plspstch.l

NEW York, May iL-Tbe stock market. y,
usual on Saturdays, was much duler tnsh o"
the preceding days, ana notWlthstbb1inB VIC
firm undertono 10 was rather hehs, thfouesso eI
the most Of the day, under expeciatioes Oh y.
unfayorabie bank statement Tho sennrnon'
among traders I'm tho forenoon was DeaIisn,
and oscillations nom that source ssggen prices
Cfi throughout the forenoon. After mo ISSUE o.
tho statement, however, and tho decreas" IN
tho surplus reserve was found 70 be mere
~ nominal amount there was nm
effort 90 get back tho stocks put out
in tho morning, and tho general mo OF
the market underwent marked improvein ont
there was no disposition shown by tIe Investors
or larger operators 20 market or manipulate
the stocks In which they are Interested. aDd
ire bulk Of the transactions was connned
10 the element frst mentioned. The liuctua-
tons in the general list were la but feJ cases
of epecial importance, the more marked a.
vances or declines occurring Ia Inactive stOcAs.
The features Of the trading were Norfolk snd
Western stock. Manitoba Quicksilver, and
Central Iowa, all Of which scored marked al
vnnces. Tie opening was firm and active, but
uricos reccced immediately, the declines
ranging up 70 = o. cent. Upon rssly
came again heavy. In the Afternoon,
however, there was an Increased trading. a.
compRnied by q armer tone IN the general list
and marked strength In few specialties, con-
spicuOus among which was Norfolk and west
ern. There was some aagglng IN the last hour,
and the close was cute; ami rather hoaTy.
The business OF the day foOts up si7,000 shares.
Tho active list shows irregular changes, In
which the declines predominato although tn
few are differences for more than fractional
amounts
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. May li.-The weekly bank state
ment shows tho following changes: Reserve.
decrease, f26l.l50: loans, Increase. Gl.500;
specie, decrease. 81 ,6Ss. @oO; legal tenders In
crease. l,10f 200; deposits, decrease, 1891 90;
circulation, decrease, $500.
The banks RON hold sl,l2l go In excess Of
the % Ter cent. rul0.